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If I have an outstanding warrant in another state would my petition for name change be denied?

If I have an outstanding warrant in another state would my petition for name change be denied?

Q: How do I resolve a warrant in another state?

To resolve a warrant in another state, you should contact the law enforcement agency that issued the warrant. It may be necessary to appear in court or pay fines. Consulting with an attorney can also help you navigate the process.

Q: How long do warrants last in Maryland?

Warrants in Maryland do not have a set expiration date. They remain active indefinitely until they are served or canceled by the issuing court.

Q: Can you change your name if you have a warrant?

Yes, you can still petition for a name change even if you have a warrant. However, the existence of a warrant may be considered by the court and could potentially affect the outcome of your petition.

Q: How long can a warrant last in Oregon?

In Oregon, warrants do not expire and remain active until they are executed or rescinded by the court. This means that a warrant can remain in effect for many years.

Q: How long is a search warrant good for in Maryland?

In Maryland, a search warrant is typically valid for 15 days from the date it is issued. If it is not executed within this time frame, it becomes void unless extended by the court.

Full question:

Considering changing name in Oregon. I have an outstanding warrant in Maryland for a non felony possession from 2005. Wondering if this will be automatic denial of petion.

Category: Name Change
Date: 04/07/2025
State: Oregon

Answer:

It is not an automatic denial under state law, but may be a reason for denial.

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FAQs

Do Maryland warrants expire?

In Maryland, warrants do not expire. They remain active until they are executed or canceled by the court. This means that even if a significant amount of time has passed, the warrant can still be enforced.